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Monthly Archives: April 2012
How to break the internet: Put judges in charge of the technology
Software can’t be programmed by committee and technology doesn’t work when law makers and judges make programming decisions that they’re utterly under qualified to make. Click here to follow me on Google+. Follow me on Twitter @CSharpner. Program … Continue reading
Understanding the Android App Store: ArsTechnica.com doesn’t understand it nor risk vs freedom
In this story on ArsTechnica.com, I find it funny, annoying, and pointless that people point out that there are some malware apps in the Google Android app store. The Google app store (now called “Google Play”) is nothing more than … Continue reading
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Tagged android, arstechnica, arstechnica.com, freedom, ios, malware, mobile, risk, walled garden
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Poll: What do you do for privacy concerning your webcam(s)?
Considering that there are various types of spyware floating around that literally spy on you using your own webcam, do you take any precautions to protect your privacy?
